BY ADAM LUCENTE Often heralded as a staunch U.S. ally in the War on Terror, Jordan is currently participating in three of the Middle East’s major military operations in Syria, Iraq and Yemen. Jordan has been relatively free of the terror threats its neighbors face and may continue to be; at the same time, their […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE A very talented cast of 40 youngsters and a pit orchestra of seven performed Clarkstown High School South’s reenactment of “Grease” last Friday. The musical/comedy is about teenagers in love in the 1950s California. Set at the fictional Rydell High School, Sandy Olsen, Danny Zuko, the T-Birds, the Pink Ladies, and the Greasers are the main […]
PRESS RELEASE The Rockland Water Coalition will receive the Environmental Protection Agency’s Environmental Champion Award, the highest recognition presented to the public by the department. Members of the coalition will be honored in a ceremony to be held on April 24 in New York City. The group was nominated for the award by Riverkeeper and […]
You and your family are invited for a morning filled with real, hands-on discovery and real fun this Saturday, April 25 at Little Ivy Academy’s Welcome Summer Camp Open House. Your elementary and middle school children will have opportunities to create a video game, animate interactive story characters, build a spy gadget, film a digital special effect, launch a robot […]
County Executive Ed Day this spring continues his series of community conversations and town hall forums to gather input and listen to the concerns of local residents and discuss his priorities to move Rockland forward. “My first 15 months in office have shown that, while Rockland’s challenges are great, the power of this county to […]
To the Editor, Are all the NY courts like this? The “old boys club of money, power, and connections” seem to be alive and well in the Rockland County Family Court. Is this not a civil rights violation? How can a judge now say to Susan, the children’s mother, “You will terrify your girls; who have […]